#wheelsinwinter
This week’s tips from IAM RoadSmart's head of driving and riding standards, Richard Gladman, are sharing advice with motorists about driving safely in fog. Read our latest tips to ensure your journey is as smooth as possible.
Richard said: “If you experience a breakdown when visibility is poor and you’re on the hard-shoulder or a side road, make sure you and your car are always as obvious as possible to other road users. Keep the dipped headlights switched on and wear a high-visibility jacket to help other vehicles spot you while you wait for help."
“If weather conditions are extremely bad simply avoid starting your journey at all.”
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Notes to editors:
Media contacts:
IAM Press Office – 020 8996 9777
press.office@iam.org.uk/ www.iamroadsmart.com
ISDN broadcast lines available
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IAMroadsmart
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamgroup
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#wheelsinwinter
This week’s tips from IAM RoadSmart's head of driving and riding standards, Richard Gladman, are sharing advice with motorists about driving safely in fog. Read our latest tips to ensure your journey is as smooth as possible.
Richard said: “If you experience a breakdown when visibility is poor and you’re on the hard-shoulder or a side road, make sure you and your car are always as obvious as possible to other road users. Keep the dipped headlights switched on and wear a high-visibility jacket to help other vehicles spot you while you wait for help."
“If weather conditions are extremely bad simply avoid starting your journey at all.”
ENDS
Notes to editors:
Media contacts:
IAM Press Office – 020 8996 9777
press.office@iam.org.uk/ www.iamroadsmart.com
ISDN broadcast lines available
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IAMroadsmart
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamgroup
ENDS
#wheelsinwinter
This week’s tips from IAM RoadSmart's head of driving and riding standards, Richard Gladman, are sharing advice with motorists about driving safely in fog. Read our latest tips to ensure your journey is as smooth as possible.
Richard said: “If you experience a breakdown when visibility is poor and you’re on the hard-shoulder or a side road, make sure you and your car are always as obvious as possible to other road users. Keep the dipped headlights switched on and wear a high-visibility jacket to help other vehicles spot you while you wait for help."
“If weather conditions are extremely bad simply avoid starting your journey at all.”
ENDS
Notes to editors:
Media contacts:
IAM Press Office – 020 8996 9777
press.office@iam.org.uk/ www.iamroadsmart.com
ISDN broadcast lines available
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IAMroadsmart
On Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamgroup
ENDS